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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

FLOUR gu low g..ne. Iu ~
and csSsT. sS" s
the ,.n & zeal SS ?. cit. sid'' 81 %
3 90 g @ s; ss,s 5:
a e. 'i sss Water aS" Wheat ssss 60 $500
+ ss. ..s :: ss.s s'' g 81
",u!:a one tn: .a .s wt S.''ass's ss III.
aver t'5 80 F'9S S, s q Sa.S;
f1sTs Sac tts; co. snn.s
90 S' Fair sa' Onto ~
e ~ TO- 90 s. S,iss SSsa g. o.
.s !s ss Ps G:$ ned
i Extra. s. s.; so Coo. sP,
ss 1a,.lns. !. q ecssa
and STEADY Yellow western quoted at 81 'o@s2 70 ana
general market offered no o new
feature as sspsnSsr delivery ayorte the
w rrSs' % stsss ,easay feeling
came stronger and the anai rates show only sras fhs
sresst mainly The ar e1p'r. has SPOT
lots opened Pc, op's spor ns ooe
sae. ci2oooo atae pu,hs, spot s i.clud,
+. rs sss f 81
e g g. SOC October Dc
S2 DO Ncys.eer s as. &C. oG Gang a. T. & nE IG
&C. ss S. slosaS a. do February. size
s5s s Dc March nas. :H;Hf Z. "?Sas
Ss;.. closing oiSh D. ' saS S1s2e
Barley Dull and nominal c1RN-ca,n grades DE-
% bushel without IeanE 10 m ich acuslty
ship ers fixing only $4,000 bushels rhe close however
stronger dealings were moderately actvc
Prices decincd &c the but before the ond te
loss was reganed, August showing slight gam.
sars-gsl future $4,000 bush spot including
Ungradci Mixed at Is a4ssc No 46'et6c; dehvered'
No July, closing nominailv at ~ tc 30 Augns'
la, al5.c. closing at t5'sc do pteaner 5000 ~,
do. october 40 ca asc Closing AZ
t7s.ri do November. 4Ssc, closing at IS
OATS Spot lots unsettled White are dove lQi PC
per bus while Mix cd shows advance OF s6 tc with
larry active trade reported Tho options are gsneray
stronrer July the cose shows gain OF 'o ana other
nonths about Speculation however was rathor tame
sales los bushels future l76O00 bushsl. spot
No Al Sic; White 35c.; No = 32ro32 40: DO White
36aS7c No White $50; Mixed Western. 81 s3hc White
do 80 az c July 32h032stc. closing Al Sz'ti no
August 30 30.e closing At 80 So do sepemoer 80 eg
307sc closing At so SC. 90 Octooer u ~ '''~ "
81 &c. FEED-In good demani and nrn
walkers private daily circular July D. 1887. Nev.York'
The monthly deliveries OF wheat In the United Kin l9
bushels reckoning the quantity IN the 10
tho aggregate deliveries In tho hlngdo ne
methods have been for tho last three years Oh iooo
Sss and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

Te All OF the English crop for 900
mr. upward IL will October deliveries Tor
three aud this year presumably rot
wheat passage Tor the united
kingdom July ID 1887. included 266too0 bushel: from Az
iantic pors 672 bushels California and oregon
Gao 900 bushels Australia none from senthess u
zone 40 bnshel. British India 2O4OOuO bushels
I'm h and 06s 100 bushels other Countries Total
900 bushels OF winch 6600OO0 TO 70OOO0o oushem
will be due ~ september i. 1887. ,o 200,
quantity Of ~hoat passage TO France Jny ~ $3.50
Tn, onsntty OF wheat passage for Belgium July IL
1871 MAS 600 bushels against 100000 bushels year
A.. =. .,xh, w..,err
urinary points three weeks in July. ended 23d;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

SPIRITS Of TURPBNTrNE
CUIRrE.roy July 2S.-Turpentne steady at 23'a
SAVANNAH July 2S.-Turpentas firm 2ssc. - -,
WILMINGTON. July 28.-rurpcntine steady Al Zoc oiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
prouosala

oFrch of 'hh No" Il4 NORTH CLARK.sL. (
CHICAGO, ILL ,
PROPOSALS will be received at the 0"'' :
this company until the 18th day Of Angus" ~ cht
the erection Of the structure and bridge across
caso River at wellsst. the city Of Chicago
be steel swing bridge worked by steam mil MA
over All 81 feet Tho plans and specifications can 70 pus
application a. this Office or from the com"'''''A''
works Of the oty Of Chicago . p,.uadnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

At the the old crop strong owing 10
and the efforts OF few anxious shorts cover
for July soon after the opening
advance Of points and OF ~ pons
nnder heavy selling final figures Indicated net advance
for the day pot. July of point on August ann other
months 10 decline. sales $500 bales Foreign
atr. as,xere mi ~ feaIuIeleaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
uACKETTsTOWN N. j. INSTITUTE,

HACkEllSIOWN IN. d. lNoiii " LIZ
Ladies College Music Art Eocution. Best quilting Of us
Accommodates nearly 2oo boaruerr
Iades from lack OF Tor past SIX
years. young refused for i've OF these years fouf
"' REV GEORGE H. WHITNEY. d. d.. President
HOUSATONIC VALLEY INSTITUTE,
i Cornwall, Liichhcd Co., Conn. s. 7. FROST. A. NJ
Principal.
MANUEL HOME notwithstanding II
IN 1928 both sexes number LIMITED send Tor circular
MISS N. A. wIGHT, Nsnuet N u
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITU re. Bridgeton,
- NeyJersey. 18th year begins september "a Both
sexes Prepares for College, Teaching or Business
French German, Music Art Military Drill. On. ,,,,,
fVYOMING SEMINARY AND CONNER
w CIAL COLLEGE Kingston. Penn.-Tne largest col
schoo In the Statoi STUDENTS admitted 70
coese advantages OF the highest order IN
the art commercial departments degrees gwen
tifn campus ladies' handsomely furnished steam heat
and Edison electric light throughout tho budinxs cemioa
and py reading large library
$500 fall term begins August 81
Rev. L. l.. sPRAGUE d. d., Pres
hO5lN -MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. for
DsODI. both sexes Concordviie Pa Instruction thor.
orb students prepared for college business Backwarl
nnn privately uored Special caro- TO little boys no OK
tras JOS. sH0RTLIDoE. a. NJ Principal
Miscellaneous.
nor SALE OR TO RENT.-A well-knOwn
l. Boys Boarding School property on Long Island ono
hour from by railroad Accommodations for 80
boarders. Address X. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

IL WILLIAMSBURG PENN.
both Sexes Abreast OF me age IN eVey
respect facilities forhoroush instrnetlon.n
iterature Sciencr Mathematics Music and Art Degrees
conferred. Elective prov ided Large grons
Conmodlous building. Heated with steam All monrrn
health comfort slS3 year Tor board
washing heat light and furnished room Dsco9n,s 70 MN
isers teachers family Fall term ne
gins August 80. Catalogue free. Address T. j. ohAf'
ID II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
miscellaneous.

"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFfICES, No LBS Broadway. corner Thirty:
frstsL until D. 96r Broadway, between Twenty second
and Twenty third .ts until m sos Wet Twsnty.hIra
ns Pourtsenthst $50 Tbirdave, Forty seyenhst
1907 Thrd.ave. near siItiethst. and the HAhLhMd
OFFICE 257 East Onehundcd twenty ffthst, 300
Thiri-aye corner one hundred up 70
D. N. atyuInlar onace ratcA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
Cutting Off a Bsauty's Nose.

There was very beautiful young
widow at I'angier who led dissolute
life. Fatmeh. the Pasha's son was a
visitor at her house. Benaboo had
repeatedly warned his son to discon-
tnue his visits. He summoned also
the widow, and after ceDsoring her
misconduct he told her that if she
again admitted his son into her house
he would mar her beauty, which was
the cause of his sons disgraceful con-
duct. Some weeks afterward Benaboo
was informed that Fatmeh bad again
visited the house of the widow. He
was arrested and imprisoned, and the
widow was brought before the Pashn.
"You have not" said the Pasha, kept
your promise to me or taken heed OF
my warning. Your beauty has brought
disgrace upon my son and myself"
Turning to the guards who attended
in "meshwa," or hall of judgment, be
said. "Bring a barber" The barber
was brought "Cut off, "said Benaboo,
"below the cartilage, the tip of this
woman,s nose.' The barber, tremb-
ling. begged that the operation might
not be performed by him. ut shall
be as you wish,' replied the Pasha,
ahut then vour nose shall also be
taken off for disobedience The bar
Der obeyed and the tip of the nose of
the pretty widow was cut Off 60"
said the Pasha to her, you will now
be able to lead better life. May
Allah forgive you, as | do, your past
slns.n
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
Her opinion.

The reports Of burglaries has made
the mistress OF the house cautious, and
she reminded her maid.of-ali-work
that the door at the foot of the back
stairs must be bolted at night, and
told her the reason why.
"They wouldn't come upstairs, would
They'll" asked Abigail.
"They might" said the mistress.
"And go into the rooms where folks
are sleepingT
Eyes, indeed"
swell, if they amt got cheekp'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20

In every city, town and hamlet, the
would.be brilliant man exists. He
has picked up q smattering education
on the streets, or whilst loafng around
the stores, and pretends to be infall-
ible. He possesses smickering coun-
tenance and bombastic air which is
characteristic of his being. When he
attends church and has heard the ser.
mon be condemns the minister of
plagiarism. or else says the discourse
was not wanting in platitude of thought
When he borrows the city papers
to read, his supreme gall is exempll-
fed in its true light. He insinuates
that the editor never has anything in
his paper worth reading, and that he
can get better reading matter out OF
his warped Uranium. He insults the
reporter by bringing in lot of trash
for publication which is a nuisance
and nugatory production, and would
tickle a calf and make bird laugh
in the face of mugwump meeting.
His mission in life must have been to
boil whale oil and grease the north
pole.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20

"And what are we doing new, Char
ley?"
"only hugging the shore, Carrie"
Charley" and she looked at him in
q far away manner, Charley, | wish
| was a shore.'
why, Carrie, dear, you are not
feeling Ill, are you'" he exclaimed in
a tone of alarm. Then he looked at
her again, and thought he discovered a
ghost of a twinkle in her downcasl
eyes and the simmer Of smile play
ing around the corners of her mouth
He looked at her once more; he was
sure of it.
The next moment Charley was en-
acting the part OF the yacht aud Car
RE was impersonating the shore.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
WORKING GLASSES A \. .ss S1M p,s,

pared to furnish all classes with employment
at home, the whole OF the time, or oftheir
epare moments. Business new, light and
profitable Persons of either sex easily earn
from so cents to $500 per evening. and pro
portiona sum by devoiing all their time to the
business Bows and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this may send
their address, and test the business, we make
this offer. To such as are not we'll satisfied
we will send one dollar 10 pay for the trouble
of writing Full particulars and outfit free.
Address GEORGE STINSoN 4 CO., Port
and, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
A Rondel.

She was beauty in the days
When Madison was President,
And quite coquetish in her ways
On conauests of the heart intent.
Grand papa. on his right knee bent
Wooed her III stiff. oldfashioned phrase;
She was a beauty in the days
When Madison was President.
Ana wher your roses where hers went
Shall go, my Rose who date from Hayes,
Ihope You'll wear her sweet content,
Ofwhom tradition lightly says,
She was beauty in the days
When Madison was President.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
The Hand That Rules the World.

First Young Wile-What on earth
are you doing at that mirror, Clarag
Second Young Wife-Pm practic.
ing making wrinkles: I've almost
forgotten how.
WRINKLES OF all things. Don't
you know man likes to have his
wife look youngs"
Indeed | do. John is going with
me to select new bonnet this after
noon, and if he sets his mind on a
cheap bonnet he Will discover that il
makes me look as old rs his grand
mother"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckee, for all points East and West.
Stage Connections.
AT Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's coaches for Aurora, 26 miles !;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyville, ~ miles.
AT Luning, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury Il Co.'s tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyville, Grantsville and
Belmont.
Al Candelaria with the stages for Colum-
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Monteznma, Aida
Valley, Cola Mountain, etc.
At Keller, with stages for Cerro Gordo, 9
miles; Darwin, - miles, and Panamint.
H. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
r. j. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
ID. A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
ITS CIRCULATION

TN ADDITION To ITS EXTENSIVE
local circulation, hundreds of copies are
distributed to subscribers in the Eastern
States and over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
United States Government.

President. .......G GROVER CLEVELAND
Vice PI esident. ...........J JOHN SHERMAN
Secretary of State. 1T. +. BAfAhD
Secretary ofTreasury. DANIEL MANNING
Secretary of War..........W. G. ENDlCOTT
General II. SHERIDAN
Secretary of the Navy. Nv. C. WHITNEY
Postmaster-G General. .........,.W f Villas
Secretary of the Interior. L. Q. c. LAMAR
Ats ;ney.General ...,.....A. IL. OAKLAND
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-07-20

70 Obtain patonts IN Uhhhut, f1hRIEuu, EtoaHoss'
3ermany and all other countries Their expert
ence . unsQualsd and their facilities are unsuf-
rawlings and specifications prepared and hisd
ssaSonsbie. No charge for examination of models
81 dreWines Advice by mail free
Patents Obtained through NUNS 70 ars aotiSso
he Arrest circulation and Is the most inuent,si
Sewspspcr Of its kind published in the world
This isrss and splsndidly illus.rated newspaper
Sdmittsd u be- the hest paper devoted to science,
mechsnics. inventions, engineering works. and
~ - IN ssv country Il contains tho names OF
Al pstentsss and titls Of every invention patented
Ssch week. Try II four months for one ooiiar'
III YOU have an invention 70 patent write -
Mum Co, publshsrs Of scientific AneFieaA
: Hsrdbcei seest patents nsilsd frsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27


A good story h tela Of q Dallas young
man Who overrated the powers OF the
telephone. He bad an engagement 70
take bis aweeiheaFf 10 @ ooeiable, but
happening 10 meet with 90 necident on
TIE var 10 her house be vent to near
telephone 10 explain Why be could not
an his engagement. Going 20 the h.
strument be called the inevitable "hsl-
Iol''
iI"Hsllo aeainl" came IN sOftest 40
cents.
rs thai you, Miss EuIaF'
"Yes.H
wen, I've met with . seEisus eeoi.
dent, and oan't come"
"uh, DeWIttl What is TT Are you
hurt muehf" with pityiua accents.
"No. not hart at Nil; but"
Then Why can't you come, II yog
are not huTt9 what 10 the naatterl
Please tsll me" with great anxiety and
curiosity.
aoh. L aims much. IN tell yOa sOm'
OF these daya."
mo, I want 10 know nov; IN Be mad
n VOC don't tell me. What 10 ~ Tel
me right OR
well. II you must kn0w, I've tori
nv best Pants from the Rio 0E1nds 4
TIE Red river. lust lock there and
hs tanned toward The tsIephone amid |
rear Of laughter from the few Who wetl
gathered around. He ahoueht - a.
excitement that hia inquisifive ffient
could see through the telephs0e. The
haven't met since.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
WHO SHOULD HAVE POSSES
SIONf


TIE contest for the possession Of the
properly At The southeast corner Of
Mil and Third streets was continued
yesterday before Polios Jastiea Jones
and special jury. and drAagsd along
through che whole dag. The evidence
given tended 70 show that Mr.. Grit
fiihs, the pilintid. LEASED the property
in Oot0bsF, 1856, 20 a man named
Flynn, and that Riyna assigned the
leasa 20 The defendant, Hall. The lease
contained q clause giving the lessee tue
option Of koldlng the property for an
other year 81 whatever wns the market
vasas of che uropsrty when the iease
uas renewed. Some time before the
expirafion Of the lease she question Of
abe reneWal came up Between The par
eiea, and, after some negotiations, it
Wns deeieed 20 ask for bids for the
properly. Mr.. Hall offered Sis per
nonth. and 4 man named Doane Of
ferad &l28 per month. GFifaths offered
10 knock Of the odd 3 and let Hall
have tie property for another year for
eiso, bat this Offer vas declined. A
bargain was then made between Grit
flhs aud Doane By which she latter VS.
% have the property as rental OF IL,
bna hafero tbs old lease expired Hall
sent a notica 10 Grifiitha 10 the eject
that be would take the property for an
ether year, this, however. not 10 tncinde
some Enall houses which had been add
/ "a 20 the property named IN the orini-
! raj lsase. Mr.. GEiflitha having already
| la the property 10 Mr.. Doans, declined
/ 4, aeesiie 10 thte and notified Hall that
| be must deliver up possession Of the
rrsuaiSes on tue lst Of Noxembsf. Hall
refused 10 do this, and TIE present 90
zion wss hEsnght for foreible detention
Of the property.
ne cass has occupied the court for
two ana half days. and waa not given
/ 10 the Jury tiil after eight o'clock lasl
/ niaht. One az the attorneys fof the de-
fence created much amusement By tell
inc the Jury that there vas 9 country Il
the soata, country called Egypt
WHARF thousands Of years ago q staiul
wns carved, and Il vas today IS perfect
a. when hrst finished, and nofwita-
i standing he wear and teAr of toe9'
many cfnturias this ''SwiDkn stiil -
uaAlned as hard - adamana Its cheek
we're harder than steel bat they GER
aoft a. elay compared With the ehe6kl
Al th0ss wha nsked the iary 10 bring h
! 4 veeiint against the defendant.
Ons AZ the attorneys for The complain
apt ia his answer reminded the tury o
ne Cd story OF Mah0nst and %
mountAin, snd the ssAlsmsnt Of -
EARNED counsel Who bad preceded hiE
that a. the pnltce haainens would nc
eama 10 an oilee On CaefFy street. %
ats,FmRV kad ceaeFmiDed % 90 whaF
- roltca business va Ihis Saa
allasson 70 che faet THAI part % %
pEsraiass IN dispale was being ussd as q
! cfiea b. one Of ihe cefendant's atsoi
ksa few rainafas before midniehf "a
tary relafuea = Veraict DECLARING "thi
! Arr ailirena eRoEt we aad 4 impoeeie
: a. aesea area 4 veFoi1t, and ask %
} dirchnrrsd. This w48 hecordinRl
done. fha easa WI nor hare 70
tvfed ewes arain. Ihe costs 20 Il
! snaoana 10 ever sISk and The end e n
: Yek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
nrrRLlYD PAssRNgRRs.

rsrrn "a he Nuglhern Fnciae
t- - Gellsety, a i Ko1E1p -
n e rhisinR. Mrs. a HnEl1T md
-. ~ Hrnf. j oaliaRheE, " 3 Hun.
80 Il kckennef9sr Ana y nacena
49, MSdl1rd On ths 49, -.
...a'.'s' ssiurdAy: a fAxtel &c y. - :
N 9s5EsrA J = beasa' -
&f Max Lew, = henn.nleA -.
~ v Z McCo.le1ge. = = ! -. -.
= y acckwcn q 3 Coekre"s as
n er1lx2niH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
A DINING Car LINE 70 TINE pa
eIFIe OCEAN.

The NoraNEa Pnclnc Railroad, The only oas
OF The srns kfinrnsai lines Funnina diakna
cars thr0ugk % TIE Pacide ooasa. an1aanosd :
usw tine schedule. taxing e9sct Nov. % 1851.
Ths pginoipai featares 81 ibis NV schednie
First-ruslrs hours qaSekur tine fron g.
Pnal 10 HeisnA ana bltte, Montana and -
hours shoEter tiaa a Porflnnd, 0Fezon. Tsoo-
n. ". r.. and an Nnr1h PeEthc Coast points,
- he limited express lcnvt1g 81 Paal 81 2.
n. daily. The tlmecs h Z, he ecrrsspcn1
Inc train east bound, VII b aAoTtsaed ~
- seccud-An additional througA express
tran % wkich sin be attached Pailman aissp-
era alning ears and emizfnn1 Hlespaga. isaEina
&. Pnni a. q n daily Tor HelzaA. nufsa.
MtaaonlA apokMna Falls a11 EAEleTn WISH.
Ingson polnfa, tAia train naking ne thrOg9A
tins 6sa hours quiektE thaa Ne former p
siss es., 1870 syss 49,. ,ss -, 49, -
Tsird-Tarss sxpssss trains dsfiy fsen 81
P1ai and MiAneaBoais % Mecrhea4 Mlan,,
Farao ana Jamnl1ozn, d. +. viii thfpusl
| Puilman aisspsFs b 0r11a HprkA Fel1ul
RAlls WAhpston ana prineipai penis u Aafsi
- Nsrshsrn Paesss not oaly egsrs 10 n
sraErilnE Vzblic the - lrstn ssryisa. iae.sd
l lae is hcagun atniag ears. Paiizan paine'
arnglne rucm nna sseepf1g car, sz16l1n
| aisapnFs end sRlena3d cay eaachua nat isez
1 Csiea4s ana 81 Naalefa esties - PeEtlE04. On
Rnn. a Qaiek tina a ~ an Stnef re1ls
whfs d Earas and HsiszA Wg1l4nA, Z = -
sharteaa iIne b lis a.a 80 nnllea BsaPesfiailg
actually aasfns fhe trAselar v baffa ssx hszri
a aEa1naa nnF e8be1 11A
Tks Tress rsaneaion n tina win b q pMI
tsszlar inkaEs2 - 81 CLASSES - tfAxeA e4pes
Rafiv Yrtlawsssna Para ard Rnez1c coass 81
cnE1tnafHs1 tSztiHtknG Het1rn ZIP ~ =
al al Hna--sha ssstA Ska9zn- faats--eeaWsa
- Fnnelsss nna Hs<tland. asd Up aaon
a. cn1nMela E.vsR q eyaE fae fl1p11 o11s.1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
BREYTTTEs.


- Stsamahip Willamelts va osks-llt
!. =. trmorr0w evening.
-. sssnner North Pacific brought 8
- fF0m ~ so1Ed Yesterday,
-. go laat nlRht aeoaitfsd
NA.... ~ ~vi,ar.s's court az . charge
-.
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~ e.4 e.s.s',cs e96 eaees 81 psadeT.
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-
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ne s,eemet 49, ,,-..1r.ts- ,,e--
seegss y = 4 N freight and about %
lay. 49, 49,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27


Editor Pogx- fMTKLExaMuonns--W de-
sire through yonF columns 10 invite the
cooperation Of 81 Interested Ia the de-
veipment of Washington Territory. Dur
ing the coming winter aud spring ia
will be our endeavor 90 interest capital
isls and others ID q veloping the coal,
iran. timber. railway. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Agricultural interests and 70 thor
ooRhly advertise our unparalialod ioca-
tton, resources, climate end favorable
prospects for real estate investments.
We have recently written several aFti-
elea for eastern pagers, WhIeh have been
Published, and sFe satisfied that Il 10
hiRh time 10 place ourselves squaFely
btfore the world. The great rush is for
leaving New England daily. Nine
teutha Of those people know nothing
about Washington Territory, and II
allowed 10 Invest everything In OaIifoE-
nia 81 the present boomerang prices
will return east with unfavoFahle reports
OF the whole Pacific Ooast. LET them
not burst In ian0fances" but zee 10 u
that Puget Sound, and Seattle 10 par
ticulaF, are thoRoaghiy advertised there
One hundred thousand copies OF the
New Years issue Of 5eattle's illustrated
Newspapers, With an occasional copy Of
Wentworth q Thompaoa's new oolaFed
map az ene Views, iudiciously dsstEIbu-
ted would pay one hundred times their
cost.
After half an hours talk with Bos-
Con hnaueier be inquired u there were
many In Seattle As enthusiastic Is our
selves. We replied. "Yes, every man,
woman and child believes Seattle 10
destined 10 be the leading city on the
Pacific Ooast.p hWell,n said he. II be-
lievs 70. Advertise, make its merits
known, give new arrivals and capital
enc0uFaGement and your fon6est hopes
will be realized"
10 the Seattle chamber Of eommeros
and board Of trade. 10 real estate agents
and the public We offer our services,
nnd should be pleased 10 distEibute
thousands Of newspapers, pamphleas.
maps, views, etc, II mailed 10 as, and 10
solicit the investment Of capital.
H. II. DRARBoRN a Co.,
BosroN, Mas.